Horizontal Motion of Chichijima Derived from Satellite Laser Ranging Observations
Masayuki Fujita, Koji Terai, A. Sengoku
Abstract
Masayuki Fujita, Koji Terai, A. Sengoku
Abstract
The horizontal velocity of Chichijima was obtained through the Satellite Laser Ranging (SLR) \ncampaign observations carried out in 1988 and 1996 by the Hydrographic Department of Japan. \nSLR analyses were made with global data by combining multiple geodetic satellites, AJISAI, \nLAGEOS”I and-II. The velocity of Chichijima from the SLR positioning results was estimated both \nin local and global approaches :f rom the baseline change rate with Simosato, the permanent SLR \nstation in Japan, and from arc length rates between global stations. The latter approach gave an \nabsolute velocity of Chichijima based on the no net rotation system. Both results are consistent \nwith the predicted values from the Philippine Sea plate motion model by Seno et al. (1993) obtained \nfrom the seismic slip vectors along the plate boundary. The result also agrees with those from \nother space geodetic techniques, VLEI and GPS observations. \nKey words :Chichijima, SLR, Philippine Sea plate, plate motion, no net rotation syste
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The horizontal velocity of Chichijima was obtained through the Satellite Laser Ranging (SLR) \ncampaign observations carried out in 1988 and 1996 by the Hydrographic Department of Japan. \nSLR analyses were made with global data by combining multiple geodetic satellites, AJISAI, \nLAGEOS”I and-II. The velocity of Chichijima from the SLR positioning results was estimated both \nin local and global approaches :f rom the baseline change rate with Simosato, the permanent SLR \nstation in Japan, and from arc length rates between global stations. The latter approach gave an \nabsolute velocity of Chichijima based on the no net rotation system. Both results are consistent \nwith the predicted values from the Philippine Sea plate motion model by Seno et al. (1993) obtained \nfrom the seismic slip vectors along the plate boundary. The result also agrees with those from \nother space geodetic techniques, VLEI and GPS observations. \nKey words :Chichijima, SLR, Philippine Sea plate, plate motion, no net rotation syste
Key concepts: Satellite laser ranging, Geodesy, Geodetic datum, Ranging, Geology, Satellite, Global Positioning System, Laser ranging